About 6 weeks in and it looks like they are flowering. Location is outdoor SoCal, so did I plant the clones too early?
Thanks for any help!
Thanks for any help!
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I didn't think so, and I planted late April, they are in a spot where they get plenty of direct sunshine. It looks like they have stopped growing. 6", 9" and about 17".That is definitely flowering, or possibly she started flowering but could return to veg. Is there too much shade?
Yep, this happened to me last year as well and I can't figure out what I am doing wrong. The clones grow right away then just stop about a month later and start flowering. Last year, I put them out in July, this year April. They are very healthy, just really small. The 2 Indicas are less than a foot and the trainwreck is about a foot and a half.it could have some autoflowering aspects to it. but this time of year it shouldnt be flowering. looks good though
Wrong, Cannabis sativa var. spondanea aka. cannabis ruderalis is a strain of cannabis that does not flower with variations in its photoperiod. Instead it starts to flower after a few weeks of growth. In my experience if you give them 24hrs light you can veg them a little longer and get larger overall plants. But under 18hrs light they will start to flower almost right away.Autoflowering is a scam, they don't really auto flower, they just show sex earlier then most strains. this is for a fact people! look it up
Yea ok well it doesn't actually Automatically flower to finish, They should call them AutoStarting Strains, You still have to induce a light change man. Auto means auto basically no matter what the conditions. It's just a way for the Seedbanks to sell more seeds. I think the term is Propaganda, or perhaps a Marketing Strategy for their Product. But Autoflower start to finish........Try it and see if it Automatically flowers without changing the lights. Sorry for being a realist but that name is just straight contradictory.Wrong, Cannabis sativa var. spondanea aka. cannabis ruderalis is a strain of cannabis that does not flower with variations in its photoperiod. Instead it starts to flower after a few weeks of growth. In my experience if you give them 24hrs light you can veg them a little longer and get larger overall plants. But under 18hrs light they will start to flower almost right away.
Many grow journals in the autoflower thread would disagree with you. I've just started my first ever grow, lowlife auto ak47's (they sprouted yesterday). Got them on 20/4 light cycle at the moment, and my research has lead me to believe that they should stay on that for the duration of their life. Having read your post however I am now prepared for that maybe to not be the case. What, in your experience should the light cycle be changed to? Got any pics?Yea ok well it doesn't actually Automatically flower to finish, They should call them AutoStarting Strains, You still have to induce a light change man. Auto means auto basically no matter what the conditions. It's just a way for the Seedbanks to sell more seeds. I think the term is Propaganda, or perhaps a Marketing Strategy for their Product. But Autoflower start to finish........Try it and see if it Automatically flowers without changing the lights. Sorry for being a realist but that name is just straight contradictory.
Buy some AUTO seeds and try them out before you spread bad info around.Yea ok well it doesn't actually Automatically flower to finish, They should call them AutoStarting Strains, You still have to induce a light change man. Auto means auto basically no matter what the conditions. It's just a way for the Seedbanks to sell more seeds. I think the term is Propaganda, or perhaps a Marketing Strategy for their Product. But Autoflower start to finish........Try it and see if it Automatically flowers without changing the lights. Sorry for being a realist but that name is just straight contradictory.